We were actually pretty impressed that there was a Bane dude there who actually had Bane's physique.  Was NOT expecting that.

I have just moved to the Chicago area, and judging from my brief time in the city so far, they are either going to open a hot dog stand, a pizza place, or a pancake house that closes after lunch.

So, which site are we supposed to spend Chirstmas on?

Those early Priuses looked a lot like the Echoes — when they first came out, I remember getting a thumbs up from a Prius driver that pulled up beside me once and I kept waiting for him to look harder and then turn his thumb down.

Ha!  I will say: my Echo gets great gas mileage.

My favorite scene in One Hour Photo is when Robin Williams' character pulls up in a white, two door Toyota Echo. I did, in fact, literally laugh out loud there. Perhaps not what Toyota was going for. (I own an Echo, so at least I'm in on it.)

I have it on my running mixtape.  It's excellent for sprinting.

The Great Santini. Which really pissed me off at the time because I'm pretty sure they were playing a Herbie film down the hall.

My kids (9 and 6, natch) just asked me this week if "the guy who played Han Solo and Indiana Jones" has ever played a character that wasn't a "crankypants."

You could ask him about Aquaman 1000 times and it still wouldn't be enough.

The New Testament as Terminator 2?

He has the soul of a twenty one year old.

AW HELL NAW!

When I was growing up, we lived near a Stouffer's outlet, so we always had French Bread pizza. That shit will destroy the roof of your mouth with Captain Crunch-style intensity.

I was doing an internship in a less-than-cosmopolitan desert town when it came out.  I ended up seeing it the theater three — count 'em three — times because, well, mostly because of the air conditioning, I guess.

I understand Ratzinger's schedule just opened up …

I'm hoping Disney fast-tracks a Pope Lando movie…

My son has been trying to memorize the names of the planets but he keeps calling it "Meenus" which somehow sounds even dirtier.

I had the W. Richard Stevens TCP/IP Illustrated data structures poster up on my college dorm wall because NEEERRRRRRDDDDDDDD.

I have disturbingly vivid memories of the "Tribe '85!" commercials they used to play on TV way back when…